scythe Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of scythe In English

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Examples of scythe

  • A total of eight death scythes are given jurisdiction of a particular world region to help maintain order.

  • Farmers also used sickles for reaping, scythes for mowing hay and mattocks.

  • Scythes are grass cutting tools with long handles for mowing large amounts of hay.

  • The entire garrison dropped to merely 28,000 regular soldiers and 10,000 fresh troops, often armed only with scythes, badly equipped and poorly trained.

  • The village farmers no longer had to use scythes or sickles to bring the crops in, working from dawn until dusk.

  • Fragments, scything through the air, wounded 15 sailors topside and punctured the ship with a few small holes.

  • During the 19th century there were five wheels operating in the valley producing power to sharpen scythes and sickles.

  • He wields two scythes which have life-leeching abilities.

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Translations of scythe In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    (尤指割草用的)長柄大鐮刀, 用長柄大鐮刀割, 高速穿過…

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  • 中文简体

    (尤指割草用的)长柄大镰刀, 用长柄大镰刀割, 高速穿过…

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  • Español

    guadaña, segar, guadañar…

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  • Português

    foice…

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  • Türk dili

    tırpan…

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  • Français

    faux, faucher…

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  • Čeština

    kosa, kosit…

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  • Dansk

    le, slå med le…

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